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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-23

auos-sprs Of Turpsatne 2es %, do s London 27s "a
Fine American. air 81 Prime City ala 81 Der cxs.
Ys. poi cvt frovisons-Amsrlcaa R.rigsratsd Beet
s Si Il: 81 Z 81 o. Ssss's:i
u LONDON june 2S1PrsSacs-L,uss.a OIL 22a Cd. 1884
0d cwt Calcutta Linsscd y9s 3D. per quarters an,
ssed Cake s5 ~. ga per ton; Rehned Petroleum. ot1
6Id. per gallon. Spirits OF Turpsntne. 27A 75dL per
ewti Pals Ga Cd ella Oh Preyscns-Lard. 32s o. Per
cwt for American Sugar-l3a Cd per for Cuba Cen.
!rifuga polorz!ng 96o and liza Cd ola Sd for M9ecovado
fsir ssanns seoat Australian Tsow.Besf 2is 81 sSSn
Sa Cochin R370a American Refrigerated Beef IS Cd for
carcasA
BnExRs. Juno 22.-Pstrolsum. marks o pfennnRa
Wcexs Lard closed &c "a marks nnings Ito
ANTWERP. Juno 22-fstrolsum--Fne Pale American is
francs l2 paid aud Is IL francs confines sellers
Woex Lard closed SO francs 50 LOO kos
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-23
THE MARKETS
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCER
Per Worth Riper. Vessels aud Railroads
GENERAL MARKET REPORTS.

nominal the unsettled condition Of the speculative trade
Fair io spot Invoices s a srowtGs but
steady option aiding the sales reached go 75O oags
steady Improved accounts from Haye reaction
80 So points follows January. 1T0QelIOb FeUiya
MsI1S a a is sotaSsr
i7S The tn. different nspshs, y s.n,.m :.
ber f6 bOSIzOOi October. l676ei706; November iooo
ole 90 Decs@tsr January. .yy.dSlsys Market
values for SPOT goods reduced llSc The sses as
for csnsumption The port reccpts to-day were 10 "a
bales comparing 2s7 bales this eay laSr week ang
25e4 baos thisday year Since September the teta
port receipts have 163 bales against b2$sooo
bales for the period last year. .,-,a..,,.u
Quotations based on tho American standard OF oas'i"
oilowa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-23
COTTON MARKgrs-BY rGLE9sAph

LIVERPOOL June 22-l23o p m.-Coton dali and prices
GENERALLY In BUYERS favor Mhlding Upands. loI6l;
do orleans i5.iBL Sales-7.OOO bales. including oD0
bales for speculation and export Receipts $4,000 bales
including $500 American .,,,,, , ,o ALI,
cry 530ld also 81 Cad; do June and July delivery
81 g4d. do July August delivery 35G4d; ALEC
SS6id do August aud september delivery 66G4d also
hiI,d do September and October delivery, 39-o4d;
alsn YTild; do October and November delivery, ~
Gd also 2sGid do November and December delivery
a ~ Sid also 2j.6dl; December AMI January dely
ery 25.6id; also 2GGtL do. september delivery. 81
.Cid.: a-o o 566id. - ,oor,---
doc kets and 800 Old do. ,,,-, = 20, 49,
Futures steady Uplands Low Mdding clanse June de-
livery. .B4d value do June and July devefy o O3
GAL value do July anil August delivery S.;oi sellers
do August and September delivery 01.otd buyers 40
September October delivery 5,,oit buyers do oeto
.r and November delivery 29-64L Duyersi DO NONeh
Ter and Decemper delivery. 26.64d buyers DO Decem
Der AMI January delivery, 2664d sellers do september
delivery, . 56-GII sellers xx -, ,,,,,..
/ n In.-Futures closed dull Upiand' Low Middllns
rianse June delivery 52-64d value do Juno and July
delivery 8 5204d valno do July and August delivery;
53GId sellers; do August aud september delivery %
iId buyers do September and October delivery t0aa
buvcrs. do Octobor and November delivery. 2S-Oii
bnyrrs. do November and December delivery Zo osd
yaIus, do December and January uellVefy. %fotu
buyers; do. September delivery. b 55.Oid vaue'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-23
LIVE STOCK MARKETS. BY TELEGRAPH

puvPALn June -Cdte- last "a hours 1926
total tnn, Tar 1913 hohE Tor s4no uno
consigned through 81 cars 81 cars or
Which New.York mono on sale; market nominaly I'M
-
thus far ls 100 Tor same tune last week 24sVO
heah cons .nei through ~ cars of wich 10 New
YORK is cars Inferior To Fair Heavy at S3 zoo
10 Good 10 Choice at ~ lOd425. Extra 81 40 Good
TO Choice Lambs 80 5O9BOO ,ooo -, 49,, a.. a.,
yesx thus tar 22O29 head for time last week 2I965
mead consigned through 81 OF which 2l TO New.fk
~ cars on sale market actiTc aud hrm Light rigs QUO
90 Mixed Pigs and Light Workers 50 lOdSo 20.
Workers IS 20 36 80 Era 80 30 Selected Medium
WeShts IS 3OG5 3D. IS 40 sales chiefly at 50 56
taken.
OHcAgo June 22-7h, DroperS Journal reports;-Cdtus
Rscept,-lO mead. Shipments 2ODO helni market was
sow Stamping steers So 6O9i as stockefs ana Feeders
81 OOasJ IS: Cows Bulls and Mixed 81 LOOSEN Texas
Cattle 81 pOdss! 70. ,oo 49,.
Togs-Keceipt, l0.OUO h1i. snons1t, $500 market
wa, weax Kougb Mixed 81 10 et5 05. PACKING and
Shipping "a 0sj lOI Light 81 $3.50 20. skips % W
Shssp-Receipts 5000 as.i snlpnents mead marEe.
,totly Natives IS O0a - 40. Western ~ 5O9t3 TO-
TEXANS s3OO03 u.s. Lambs Il ~ 9Si per head
Ar Louis June observation-disclosures 400 mead. snip.
ments 200 aeaos market was steadv- Choice Heavy
Native steer, ~ 80 - 90; Far 10 Coco shipplnG
Seer, "a 90 80 steers Fair TO Choice - ~
si 2 Feeers lair gooo 50 l0@Si 90: stockets alr
81 90 Texans common grass 70 soou Cotheu
HOos-I.sceipts 700 head; ,nipments head market
WAS Choice heavy and Butcherr selectlohs
IS lOas5 20 Packing Far Choice 81 9O9 50 o. lokers
Medium u Prime. ~ 9Odsj %. Pigs Common 10 Coca
81 3OaS4 50. ,.--.-.. ,.o h..,. ,,orb.,
dnL Clipped Fair to Choice % io%fA w. bAhios
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-23
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE, THURSDAY JUNE %. 1887

Prices show further slight reduction and there n more sir
sLc csIorsd sc; Sisns Skins SSs,sc Common "a Prime
Western Factory 7HSc, Prime TO Choice Eegssull rule
l5c.
SUGAR Raw Sugar quiet but steady at So for
Moiasse lice for Far Refining and 3i6c for go test
Centrifuaa- No business was reported TODAY Refined
CSbss sess llec Powdered i.IsSs.e dranqls s;
Coffee STANDARD. 6c. Coffee on A, 6h05ac.; White EI'
Ts - 6,r Extra c. 1885,; Q. 4sG4 lll6c; Yellow,
4N84 7.l6c
5TEARINE-Quiet but steady. City quoted. si.1sbc.
western asc oleonargarine 6ssc Sales 80 600 10 &c
IALLOW-Fitm but quiet. Prime City quoted at 1850
bid salss. 80 700 at 1880
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-23
GRAIN AND PRODUCE XIRxETa
FEATURES OF NEw-YoRx DEALINGS

FEATURES OF NEw-YORx DEALrNGa
30 far b learned there IL little chance OF financial
trouble in tho grain trade here Of the developments
connected with tho Fidelity National Bank Of Cincinnati
NswYork takes pride the Of passing throagh the
Chicago ordeal unscathed TO extent that Involved
bankruptcy, Perhaps this 10 because NewYork had mis-
the wild Western specuatons had looked the
inevitable collapse Of attempt give nctous
value The wheat speculation yesterday moderately
tive but It Invested OF exciting incdent Tho
Ing firm at gains OF cent but the liquidation was
be the way By rail and watsr from the West June fell z
and July cent from the top nocss and tho later months
suffered less acutely Recoveres followed on the closing OF
shor az well some bull scaping on tho idea that
prices pretty low The that June closed
cent higher than Tuesday night at s9is and Jnls up az
30 cents August ended ~ S5 and Move pber ct 49,
while the other months unchange at IS for Sep
Der S6' for October 500 for December and 95 cents for
May 1888 The spot market was irregular, with winter
wheat weak at loss Of l0| cent followed by recovery
ell 70 328, 900 bushels.
Tho other cereal markets present important feature
Cash was \ cent easier with nearly 10000 bushels
for export The options fell fractionay In sympathy
follows; June 46t; July 4e1 August 40; septcmoer,
firm The options scored loss Of for June add for July
ut 32 and gain OF for August and September at ~
cents In lard exporters took 100 erces Ths options
81 90 ana November % 80
The receipts OF grain rspoted yesterday at NewYerk,
Philadelphia Baltimore and Boston were follows:
Wheat bushels corp l29 i22 bushels eats ssIse
Wheat 238 ISL buahels, corn, l0S5s2 bushels, oats
9705s bushels. total gran 442 bushels; hour 26SS8
barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-23
rrpoprAy PRODUCE MARKETS

LIVERPOOL Juno 22-provislons--Bacoa cumberiani 0at
as a. Long clear Wildles 39A o.; short CeAr Apiles
3s Od; short Ds ID 5houlerA 3Os OF p'r owe ns''
Ola Tor Extra India Mess Prime Ness % a,sra
5,s Western dis LariA merican 3Is 81 Prime west
opo a. AZ, Lard on 3ts GA Hams-Long Cut 3ot
shoalors IS .oL BattersJs o Tor nnss vn'sst
$500 Cheese American Choice, asa OIL Wheat-hou
Wsstcrn snrlnx ia lid a7a Ill, Rei Winter "a od
IA ID PEI ceniaL New 40 Winter IS IL; DO NC
snr,nT Il Oh, New Mxei Western. Is Osl California 80
4 Ia id 5s OBJ No. AGA Oh Oh 81 per csatAL FrS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-23
AUCTION SALES OF WOOL IN LONDON

LONDON June a. There VA: continued sood
dency The operations fol tho North and York:
shire ncrcasng There keen competition for good
merino crossbrda Following the sales Of day In de-
tail;
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 200 bales secured Is Is 3D. do locks
and pieces, Sid
New South Waes-Raes, l. 900 bales secured is. 32f.
a Is 3d. do locks and pieces Sd Is IL greasy Cd Is.
Sd. do. locks and pieces Gpd. a9hat
Vctoria-Sales 100 bales; secured. Is Ill lis lodi
locks and pieces Cd. G0d.
Tasmania-salss. 1000 bales scourei 1a9ls gid;
greasy 0iad ais I'd do locks AMI pieces ri 40 I'd.
New.Zeaand-sales 700 bales secured. Is oil is 81.
DO locks and pieces Is I'D as 3d. greasy. sad Is Si
do locks aud pieces 6ad 07d
OF Good Hope and Nata.Saes 400 bales secured
L. %. q Is Sd; greasy G I'D. as iad
Swan River--Saes, 200 bales; greasy 79i GSid; do.
locks aud pieces. Id d65d.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-23

EUROPEAN FINANCIAL MARkETS.
LONDON June 22-l23O p. m.-United States Four and
Half Per Cent Bonds. ll2a Atlantic and Great western
Frs Mortgage Certificates 40 do. Second Mort
eaae iO,; Canadian Pacific 63si Illinois Central 1885,
Mexican Ordinary. 81; New.Y0k Central. n6si Pennsyi
yanla 80 Reading, 27as.
Canada Northwest Land Company, pa
he rate market for short bills II
ner cent and three months bills is l9ls per cent.
advces quote Per Cent Hentes at 81 francs
81 n centimes for the account. -, .
D. m-COnsols. lOlh for both money and the acconnt
Atlantic and Western First Mortgage Trustees Ccr
1cates 49, do Second Mortgage l0a Canadian Pacific,
G3as: Mexican Ordinary. 6l7s ST. Paul Common 0t New
York Central ZIG Reading 27a Mexican Central lss4.
The amount OF bullion withdrawn from the Bank oil Eng
land balance to-day 10 45O.O00 ,..,,.. -,
India Council bills were allotted to-day at decline OF
l-32d. per -. =. o, ......
35 confines for tho account
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-23
THE PETROLEUM MARKET

NEWS FROM THE FIELD AND RANGE OF PRICES
the petroleum situation unchanged Dulness
rules and prices Auctuate within limits The feature
OF the yesterday the that the Buck
Pipe Line had reduced It's prco for Lima oil to 20 cents
per barrel This reduction what THE TRIBUNE has expected
and tends encourage the idea that the product Ia value
less for illuminating purposes The independent reneres In
the Ohio folds have heretofore competed with the stand
ard renees in trying TO secure this oil but nevertheless
there from tho West that the Eagle Independently
refinery has made water whits and nonodorous OIL and
that Is 70 be invested In pipeline and refinery pro-
ects the ary regons II will be wise TO wait for Aeon
rmaon OF the stories about Ohio crude 40 long as
they are as general as the current rumors There was e
better trading In the crude certificates yesterday and prices
fairly frm The close In good shapo but tie slug
gishness OF the market robs 1t OF large part OF @ gnn
canoe.
The OF prices and the total dealings at the Conso
dated Stock Exchange were as follows;
Opening. .62z Lowest .621
Highest SO 4 Final 0Sls
Refined oil unchanged at 65s cents per gallon
OIL CRY. Penn, June 22.-Crude OnNatloaal Transit
Certificates opened at 63s s,t co,sl at G3 hgass pro,
barrels clesrances $4,000 barrels shipments. 1882
barrels barrels.
BRADFORD Penn. June 22-Nstonal Transit Csrtldcats'
opened at 627s closed Gale highest price, 63s lowest
G27s Clearancss 10000 barrels.
TrTUsyILLE Pena June % Sato1l Transit CsrtioAts'
opened SO and closet 63s highest price, 63s low
est prce. G23.
PIrrsBURG Penn, June 22-Crude dip etro cum dull
steady; National Transit Certificate, opsnsi at 63is
AMI closed az 63: highest prics 63is; lowest G2s.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-23

eembsr $40 dali Cash .Hsestps.wnsss
5000 bush Corn 1000 bush. Oats bueh ohzps
nsnts-whsat $4,000 bush Corn 2e0oo busn oas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-23
for the same period last year. ,,.,aa.,,.r
atcns based on tho American standard OF ciass"o~on

Good Ordinary. Lilo Low Mtldns ID
Stood Ordinary. Bh hddling. .-.....-.iV o'io
Reports we're circulation this morning to the effect that he
syndicate had been forced 20 u
load There certainly FREQ selling orders from he 9ua
and under tho OF these prices were forced Gown ~
points July II points August and points on oct2ps
while the later tosraby well held TOWARD me
close the entire market however the final g
ures representing net decline for the day OF 9l2 points
on near and points late months sales 9l2oOo bses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-23

are nomlnaily unchanged and steady.
%ss sss ~
F FnSiSsS s. oD Lsra5sc 80 ''
$ $3.50 So saori Clear Sizes SOysa CO. @asxs. 81 10
ps SS
2i6OOU bnsh.t Corn 10000 bush. oats ~ 600 bush;
EyS 6 Su %hs ss' su u@. Corn 58a
oats $4,000 bush. Rys 700 Iush' Barley 5000
on the Produce Exchange today the Butter market
anct creamery l4p0ls1G' DAIRY lSslOc Eggs lOh@
JapG aFsur was heavy Family anil e
lied at &c; REGENTS 5000 bush, 'epmsa. 1000 bush
%. dull lover Ks % %.' dds easy
PORK was dull at So 90 LARD quiet At 50 10 Bulk
nsa ss' osa 70 E1i1.
Fancy Rsry III aaa E q TO- ssSe and
Gatcnsrs Il 90 Receipts $500 headi shipments
Michigan Rel S2'.c. bid No 2 Red cash s2.c. June
ssS July 5S Ausgs &c S sJS NS %nc 8 %
49,. Reccipts-Wheat 10000 ousn Corn $500 Oush Oats
PEORIA June 92-corn esaer High Mixed s6,asse'.c
steady X. NO Nominal YA ss ss
$50 whssoy hrm-wnes 81 o. SPIRITS ar 81 o.
Su.n '" oa. $500 $4,000 Ga. Rye 1855 bush Barley
PmLApxLParA June 92-FIour SLOW and weaker to sell
Ss 80 sa 81 %
Roller e ss e 80 do s'ss
.%s so Indiana Clear s. DO STRAIGHT 81 Is
g as SSs
s sss FL Flour y 'sr Saro
steady at tho CALI speculation oglot fair demand
a aHs :s' nSd T Sr June Dsa Red IN
july Aas9ss sSs ,rs az tsF
and 'd Ne s IN sn s
al No xed !
Steamer 10 Mixed in grain depot 4sc 80 high Mtes
a T. gran So s er july slSc DO
t for sS nSdeae local
Mixed MlIsa 81 &c Rsses %h White sI y 81
Mite IN 81 Me ne' So gov White s. &c White
81. 30 90 s tST so sss1s do
STAR. oa HSs: SS ss a fa TO Good
s. SSss smrTsnss Choice essssc;
'2 pear % as Sea
a. s' sss dv per 50 do
packets 50 smoked Beef loS Beet ANS s22 o.
Do &Sf smll1 %s sia sossi r. %
sy R'nf sur s'S -
isc. Western creamery EIra Is a i'f; b. ana n.
Cheese Sssa% s% NagYork ,u
s%s &a ~sas 'As
ONO and other r
oS.e5 IslSC coaioctieasrs 6Se. Powdered liGsg.c
FSar sSs bS an
oa s.S 100 'a IS s Ss,o lS'oO Oa' 0'''
PHILADELPHIA. June 22-s:45 y. m.-Wheat hrmer no.
nod June 81 as5c July s4 = August S3A ds4c;
September s4. and oats quiet aud I'M
changed.
ST LOUIS June 90 --Flour was easy Wheat lower
No 2 Red cash 771Q7sc June le7sc closing AZ
m lac juIy 72s.Q73sc closing 73c August 10 s0I4c
closing ~ strong cash "a 954 Sc july sac
August 35GYbLc closing Soc. oats steady cash - ,
T25c June III 4c bid. RYE dull at 5ia5jc Hay
strong and demand. Prairie 81 0Oasil % Iimo.a.
G1 ,O lD Bran steady 6SG Que. butter was
Spcnapsed Creamery l59ISc. barry loaloc.... Corn
meal was active 80 GOA 81 90 Provisions were aui,
PORK was irregular. new at SD o. lsra at - TO-
frv salt Meats Ooxed-Shoulders at 50 90; Long
Gear a, s7s7ia Clear Ribs at 81 80. Snort Clear
nj 81 30 Bacon poxedShonders 50 5000 Oo Long Clear
AZ 81 as UIeaI Ribs 81 70; short Coar ~ 50 PCS oo.
Hams were steady at 81 2oesia Co.,; or,
RccaiptS-FiOur 1000 bblA Wheat 6.OUO oush corn
s,S 900 ousn. Oats IL. Bush. Rye bush Barley
~ bush shpmsnts-Fiour 1000 bbis, Wheat iiVvo
un,ns Cora 80 Oats $4,000 bash Hyo lOo0 oush
barley bush
TOLEDO June 22.-wheaf auiet and steady Cash 1910
June 7pc July TING. August 77's September 1910 Do
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-23

SPIRITS oF TURPENTfNE.
SAVANNAH. June 22.-Tutpentine firm at 81 NC Did
WILMINGTON June 22.--IurpcntIno firm az JIG
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-06-23

SALES AT The CONSOLIDATED STOCK AND
PETROLEUM EXCHANGE
STOCKS
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CLOSING PRICES OF CALIFORNIA 81 OOK&
BAN FRANCISCO, June %. 1897
YESTERDAY. To-day
Yestertfay. TO-DAY.
Yesterday. To-day
Yesterday. TODAY.

CLOSING PRICES OF BOSTON STOCKS
BOSTON, June %, 1897
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WHITE STAR LINE.


w FOR QUEENSTOWN AND LirrhrVoisro
ROYAL AND UNITED STATES NAIL SihA E">
.cArIIA Cant Murnhv Thur sday. June 23 p m.
CEpMAN 70 Cant Gleatel " ednesday. Juue 20, noon.
ARABIC Capt Barton. satur't,y ~ :; 80" " -
sADRIATIC. iapt Pa sell we IN S " "~ "
From Whte scar Dock foot OF West lOtn-st
pArES Saloon Gao co and slOO Return tickets on
favorable terms stecraQe from or 10 thg o
Second cabin passengers carried Old 'so o,b.r a.
$3S excursion ss5 For inspection OF pans OF oan, Ia
formation cppy a. the company aSHpCR fsMAY AGENT
NowYork. j. bhoS. i,a >. one.s-
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-22

The unprecedented sale OF Boschee's
German Syrup within . few years, has
astonisbed the world. II 10 without
doubt the safest and best remedy ever
discovered for the speedy and effectual
cure OF Coughs, Colds and the severesi
Lung troubles IL acts on an entirely
different principle from the usnal pre-
scriptions given by Pm ysicians, as II does
not dry up Cough and leave the dis-
ease still In the system, but on the con-
trary removes the cause Of the trouble,
heals the parts affected and leaves them
In purely healthy condition. A bottle
kept In the house for use when the dis
eases make their appearance. will save
doctor's bills and long spell OF serious
iIIness. a trial will convince you Of
these facts. Il IL positively sold by al
druggists and general dealers 10 the
land. Price IS cts. large bottles.
April 22-y-e. o. v.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-22
All Split Up.

An exchange says: "The develop
lmenls Of the Kansas election will rnir
the cause Of the woman suffragisss- FoI
the first time in The history or the move
ment was the voting Of women sn i'm
Eortant factor In an election. Womer
have voted before in other States and
Territories hut it-has so happened that
until this Kansat election. their votel
were Of no special consequence. But II
Lsavenworth last Tuesday their votes
counted. and. ~ : result, The very wOrs
predictions or those who have opposed
the granting Of the suffrage 10 women
were realized The city reeked with
scandal, and women were forced to low
er themselves to most unwomanly
things. We may be sure that compara-
lively few women will vote in Kansas Al
the next election. The cause has re-
ceived blow from which recovery Il
scarcely possible Il Was made very ~.
ideDt the voting OF women means the
bresking mp Of homes. No man who
has any manhood in him can tolerate the
isiea Of having his wife Or sister. or
mother or daughter, put to such expe-
riences - those Of the women Of Leav-
enworth last Tuesday,
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-22

The following patents were granted
for the week ending April IL, 1887, re-.
ported expressly for this paper by Jos
H. Hunter, Solicitor Of American and
Foreign Patents, Washington, ID. G.
= NJ Byrkis. Michigan City, clap
board making device; } y. Donaldson,
Nonsczuma, chiseI; T. b. Douglas, Cort.
land. COW mixer; II. Edmonds, VAL
parAiso, dental pIugger; w +. Finnefl,
Oakland City, ditching machine; J.. B.
and q. II Johnson, indianapolis, baling
press: T. w. Keegan, Craw fordsville,
swo-wheeIed vehicle; J. NJ. Kelly,
Kingston, stretching and supporting de-
vice for wire fences; Joseph Linck,
Mills, coal drilling machine !;
8 c. Mortimer. n. Wayne, mechanism
for converting motion; q. n. Reed,
and w. T.. Fraxes, Cler-
mont. trycicle; w. }. Wooliey. Ander.
son, tile machine; w. j. Woolley, An
brick machine; g. NJ Wright,
combined misten and sleeve
for garments; Henry Terstegge and
Frank II. Gohmanu, New Albany, stove
(design.)
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-22

The crack OF revolver at the Court.
house, Tuesday morning between ten
and eleven o'clock, followed by the rush
Of the people within hearing to the scene
Of the noise, caused no little excitement.
On arriving there it was learned that
Jim Vincent and sDoc.v tElbert) John
SON got into little quarrel, and Vincent
drew his revolver and fired at johnson.
not, however, until Sheriff Bethel. who
Vas standing near, grabbed vincent'e
arm, and the deadly bullet went wide OF
IL mark. Vincent has been out of the
"peu" year or two and % conceded %
b desperate man. We learn that he d
now 10 JAIL Boonville Standard.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-04-22

EFautviile truritf
We learn through private sources that
the suit which Colonel Robertson re-
Gently brought against Green Smith and
his bondsmen. 10 recover damages Tor
the INDUCTION suit brought by the latter
during the session ~ the Legislature. IL
the result OF IN arrangement bet cen
Democrats and Republicans 10 settle ex-
isting differences between the two
Houses, 90 that an extra session OF tho
General Assembly may be called.
u is to be hoped that this information
H correct. The deadlock OF last winter
prevented any provision In The way of
money for putting the new insane asy.
lums into operation They are complet.
ed except q 10 the matter Of furnishing.
but are useless until equipped.
Unless m extra session OF the LegieIa.
ture can be held. these institutions would
have to remain lille for two years 10
come, 70 the great discomfort and in-
convenience Of many unfortunate peo-
pie il the state.